Genocide.
Series: Opposing viewpoints
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780737733211; 9780737733228
Subjects: Genocide -- Juvenile literature; Genocide -- History -- 20th century -- Juvenile literature
Genres: Juvenile literature.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: class: section
title: Why consider opposing viewpoints?; class: section
title: Introduction; class: section
title: What is genocide?; class: section
title: Chapter preface; class: section
title: Genocide is difficult to define / Jacques Semelin; class: section
title: American Indians were victims of genocide / Ward Churchill; class: section
title: American Indians were not victims of genocide / Guenter Leweye; class: section
title: Genocide did occur in Kosovo / Peter Ronayne; class: section
title: Genocide did not occur in Kosovo / Martin Mennecke; class: section
title: Genocide is occurring in Darfur / Andrew B. Loewenstein; class: section
title: Genocide is not occurring in Darfur / Michael Clough; class: section
title: Periodical bibliography; class: section
title: What are the origins of genocide?; class: section
title: Chapter preface; class: section
title: Aggression and crisis are the primary causes of genocide / Linda Woolf and Michael R. Hulsizer; class: section
title: Racial discrimination by the khmer Rouge contributed to the Cambodian genocide / Liai Duong; class: section
title: Psychosocial dissonance contributed to the Cambodian genocide / Alex Hinton; class: section
title: Religious differences contributed to the Bosnian genocide / Michael Sells; class: section
title: The dissolution of Yugoslavia prompted the Bosnian genocide / Sumantra Bose; class: section
title: Extreme poverty led to the Rwanda genocide / Paul Magnarella; class: section
title: Tutsi favoritism by the Roman Catholic church led to the Rwanda genocide / British Church Newspaper Correspondent; class: section
title: Periodical bibliography; class: section
title: Who is responsible for genocide?; class: section
title: Chapter preface; class: section
title: Professionals legitimize acts of genocide / Alex Alvarez; class: section
title: The Ottoman government committed genocide against the Armenians / Rouben Paul Adoulian; class: section
title: The Ottoman government did not commit genocide against the Armenians / US Embassy of the Republic of Turkey; class: section
title: The Japanese military committed genocide in Nanking, China / Freelance Writer; class: section
title: The Japanese military did not commit genocide in Nanking, China / Shudo Higashinakano; class: section
title: Stalin's government created the Ukrainian famine-genocide / Askold Krushelnycky; class: section
title: Stalin's government did not create the Ukrainian famine-genocide / John Puntis; class: section
title: Periodical bibliography; class: section
title: How can genocide be prevented?; class: section
title: Chapter preface; class: section
title: The International Criminal Court will prevent future genocides / Peter Barcroft and David Donat Cattin; class: section
title: The International Criminal Court will not prevent future genocides / Kirsten Ainley; class: section
title: The right to bear arms can prevent future genocides / Dave Kopel; class: section
title: The right to bear arms cannot prevent future genocides / Daniel Nexon; class: section
title: Remembering the Jewish holocaust can prevent future genocides / Jeffery Robbins; class: section
title: Remembering the Jewish holocaust cannot prevent future genocides / Paul Treanor; class: section
title: Periodical bibliography; class: section
title: For further discussion; class: section
title: Organizations to contact; class: section
title: Bibliography of books; class: section
title: Index.